Pictures from Kim's visit to War Child Holland, May 17, 2018.


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Continuing support project in Ongutoi (January 8, 2013)


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Pictures from the 40th Anniversary Tribute Dinner in Honour of Kim Phuc Phan Thi, June 8, 2012.


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Scarborough youth volunteer wins Rotary Youth Impact Award
http://www.insidetoronto.com/news/local/article/936348--scarborough-youth-volunteer-fee-wins-rotary-youth-impact-award
Source: Inside Toronto
January 31, 2011

2006 Kim received The Global Lifetime Achievement Award on March 08, 2006 from Middle East Women's Achievement Awards Institute in Dubai, UAE. 2005 Kim received a Honorary Doctorate from Griffith University in Australia on September 24, 2005 Kim received an Honorary of Doctorate of Laws at Queen's University in Canada on October 27, 2005. 2004 Kim was a 2004 recipient of "The Order of Ontario." The Order of Ontario is an award given in the Canadian province of Ontario. Created in 1986, the award is the most prestigious official honor in the province. The Order recognizes the highest level of individual excellence and achievement in many fields. Kim received an Honorary Doctorate of Law from York University on October 22, 2004.
KIM PRESENTS AWARD AT GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY
	Kim had her first meeting with the Griffith University in Brisbane, where she gave an award from The Kim Foundation International to the winning student in the photo journalism department. This photo will be sold and the money will be used for fundraising for the Kim Foundation International. Read the transcript of Kim's speech

On August 14, 2004 Kim received the 2004 Humanitarian Award from the World Children's Center in Atlanta, Georgia. 

On January 25, 2004 Kim shared her story of peace, love, and forgiveness with Dr. Schuller of the Crystal Cathedral in Garden Grove, California.  Dr. Schuller supports Kim's most recent project - helping provide food, shelter, education, love, and healing for orphans in Uganda.  Click on this link to read parts of Kim's interview with Dr. Schuller. More info can be found here: http://www.hourofpower.org

	Kim visited the young female singer YANAH in September 2003 during a press conference in Belgium where she was handed over the single cd "The girl in the picture" by YANAH.

photo © Jos L.Knaepen	YANAH sang a deeply touching version of "The girl in the picture" for Kim, accompanied by her band.

photo © Jos L.Knaepen	Speaking about her mission, Kim explained the crucial role of the Kim Foundation International in healing children of war not only thru timely and continuous social care but also by helping them understand the importance of forgiveness and love.

The single CD is released on the Flying Snowman Records label. All profits of the song are given to the Kim Foundation International.

Kim Phuc and Rotary International came to know each other well during the first quarter of 2001.

It was at that time that Kim was invited by Rotary International to address 2800 Rotarians at their 2001 Assembly in Anaheim, California. She spoke to District Governors, who in turn represent 1.2 million Rotarians working in some 29,000 Rotary clubs in 160 countries and 35 geographical regions world-wide.

Rotarians initiate community projects that address many of today's most critical issues, such as violence, drug abuse, youth, AIDS, hunger, the environment, and illiteracy. They work with and for youth in order to broaden their world view and to build international friendships.

The Rotary Foundation sponsors international education and humanitarian programs.

One such program is PolioPlus, which is committed to eradicating polio by the year 2005. Through the efforts of Rotary and its partners in the fight against polio, more than one billion children around the world have been immunized since 1985. A total of 154 nations reported no cases of polio in 1996, up from 85 when PolioPlus began. By the year 2005, Rotarian contributions toward eradicating the crippling disease will reach a half billion US dollars.

Kim's message on behalf of the victims of war touched the hearts of all who heard her that day.

The result is that The Kim and Rotary International Foundations will be partners around the world, combining their efforts to assist children who need help.

Kim is enthusiastically speaking to a number of Rotary District Conferences in various parts of the world in support of programs for children who are innocent victims of war.

One remarkable side benefit of the relationship with Rotary is that guests who are hearing Kim's message are also becoming aware of Rotary's fine mission, and becoming new members.